Frankie Bridge – Singing Career

Frankie Bridge’s singing career started aged 12, when she successfully auditioned for the reality television show, S Club Search (2001), forming S Club Juniors with eight others. They released seven singles and two albums, appearing on S Club Juniors: The Story (2002), Children in Need (2001), and I Dream (2004). They disbanded in 2005.

In 2007, Frankie successfully auditioned for girl band The Saturdays, along with Vanessa White, Mollie King, Una Healey, and fellow S Club Juniors singer, Rochelle Humes. The band would go on to have huge success in the UK and further afield. The band went on hiatus in 2014, with the individual members releasing solo work, to varying degrees of success.

Throughout her time in the music industry, Frankie has achieved 19 UK top ten singles and six UK top ten albums, with an estimated 10 million records sold worldwide.

Frankie Bridge – Media

Since her music career was put on hold, Frankie has become a popular figure in television. She took part in the 12th series of Strictly Come Dancing in 2014, making it to the final and finishing as runner-up, and in 2017 she began presenting Cannonball. Her other television credits include Top of the Pops (2002-03), Big Brother’s Little Brother (2008), Ant and Dec’s Saturday Night Takeaway (2009), Ghosthunting With… (2010), Married to a Celebrity (2017), Loose Women (2021-present), and I’m a Celebrity Get Me Out of Here (2021) where she finished third.

She has presented a number of documentaries for Channel 5, including Celebrity Trolls: We’re Coming to Get You (2016-17), and Celebrity Trolls With Frankie Bridge (2017). The series saw Frankie and a group of investigators track down people who had sent abusive messages to celebrities.

In 2023, Frankie started presenting the First Dates Podcast with Cici Coleman.

Frankie Bridge – Author

Frankie is a Sunday Times bestselling author, with two critically acclaimed books:

– OPEN: Why Asking For Help Can Save Your Life (2020): Frankie opens up about her ongoing journey from breakdown to breakthrough, through self-loathing, hospitalisation, and self-acceptance.

– GROW: Motherhood, Mental Health, and Me (2021): Frankie opens up about her journey with maternal mental health.

Frankie Bridge – Mental Health Campaigning

Frankie has been a passionate advocate for mental health help, and even suffered her own mental health crisis. In 2011, she had to take time out of her commitments after being hospitalised with depression. After a stint in rehab, she clarified that she had not been admitted due to alcohol and drugs, but due to depression.

She was praised for speaking about her mental health battle, and this led to her becoming an ambassador for charity MIND.

Frankie Bridge – Corporate Work

Frankie has been the face of Veet, Impulse, and Nintendo 3DS game Nintendogs + Cats.

She is a captivating speaker and event host, sharing behind-the-scenes anecdotes from her time in the entertainment industry. She is also passionate about speaking about mental health, anxiety, and depression.

Frankie Bridge – Speaking Topics

– Music

– Mental Health

– The Entertainment Industry

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